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Name the actress who played the title role in the original 'Wonder Woman' TV series.

1. Farrah Fawcett

2. Raquel Welch

3. Debra Winger

4. Lynda Carter

Phoenix, Arizona-born Lynda Carter had bit roles in TV series and B movies before she was offered the role of Wonder Woman, which aired for three seasons from 1975 to 1979. In recent years, she's worked as an advocate for breast cancer awareness.

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What year did a Wonder Woman-clad Katy Perry grace the cover of Vanity Fair?

1. 2010

2. 2011

3. 2012

4. 2013

The American pop star was the magazine's cover girl in June 2011. Some even thought Perry should play Wonder Woman in a movie due to her striking resemblance to the comic superheroine, but the part was ultimately given to Israeli actress Gal Gadot.

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What iconic magazine did a contemporary artist use as a backdrop for his superhero-themed cover art?

1. Vogue

2. The Saturday Evening Post

3. The New Yorker

4. Harper's Bazaar

No, this was not the original 1945 cover of The Post – it is a vintage, Norman Rockwell-inspired illustration of Wonder Woman, sitting on a motorcycle, chatting it up with a young girl. It was actually created in 2012 by Spanish artist Juan Carlos Ruiz Burgos.

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What broadcast TV network still airs 'Wonder Woman' reruns?

1. NBC

2. ABC

3. MeTV

4. Fox

Check your local listings! The beloved series began airing the entire 60-episode catalog of the 1970s series in 2013. Catch it on MeTV's Saturday night lineup, right after the '60s classic "Batman."

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Who's slated to direct the upcoming 'Wonder Woman' movie?

1. Patty Jenkins

2. Kathryn Bigelow

3. Michelle MacLaren

4. Angelina Jolie

Patty Jenkins, whose credits include 2003's "Monster" and 2001's "Velocity Rules," was tapped to direct the upcoming "Wonder Woman" movie, starring Gal Gadot. Gadot is a former Miss Israel who says she's training in martial arts to prep for the role.

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What movie is slated to open the same year as 'Wonder Woman' and will also feature the warrior princess?

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Speaking of Gadot ... what was her most famous film credit before Wonder Woman?

1. The Avengers

2. Harry Potter

3. Fast and Furious

4. Lord of the Rings

Israeli-born Gadot first captured the attention of the world when she joined the Fast and Furious franchise in 2009. In those films, she had a recurring role as Gisele.

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In the original DC Comics, what is Wonder Woman's real name?

1. Princess Athena of Solaris

2. Princess Diana of Themyscira

3. Princess Aurora of Krypton

4. Princess Nadia of Nasqueron

The fictional superhero, who first appeared in comic books in 1941, is a warrior princess of the Amazons known in her homeland as Princess Diana of Themyscira. Her superhuman powers include superior battle skills, an invisible airplane and an injury-healing Purple Ray.

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What is Wonder Woman's alias?

1. Judy Lynch

2. Nancy King

3. Lois Lane

4. Diana Prince

Every superhero needs a secret identity. Wonder Woman, in the original comic, chose her alias after meeting an army nurse named Diana Prince. She worked out a deal with the nurse to take her credentials and, in return, look after the woman's fiance.

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What's the name of the original comic's creator?

1. Stan Lee

2. Joe Shuster

3. Jerry Siegel

4. William Moulton Marston

Marston was an American psychologist and writer who, as legend would have it, created the superheroine after a conversation with his wife. When he struck up the idea of crafting a new comic book character, Elizabeth Marston reportedly said, "Fine. But make her a woman."